Follow wimbledon across the bbc, including Johanna Konta, who is for englands lionesses in lyon. Second upper one court. Bbc one, bbc two, the red button. 18 courts you they play the world champions the can choose from on the iplayer and usa tonight in france, aiming to get the bbc sport website. Bbc two from toa usa tonight in france, aiming to get to a womens World Cup Final for the very first time. 10 30am. Tonight, the big one, can england make history and reach their first World Cup Final against the usa . It kicks off at a table coverage starts from 7 30pm on bbc one. It is a very busy day, good morning and welcome wimbledon and the womens world cup to the bbc news at nine. And we will have updates on bbc news an investigation is under way throughout the day. After a stowaway whos believed to have fallen from a passenger plane bound for heathrow was found dead in a garden well as weve just been hearing, in south london. Tonight the lionesses take police say on the usa for a place
On the hotline at the number 11630. If it is not possible to call, write to our website or to the chatbot of the childrens Search Service in the telegram. We are also looking for 13yearold damir ostimenko, who disappeared at the beginning of october last year in mykolaiv. His mother asked us to help find the boy. I spoke with the woman and she shared some details about the circumstances of her sons disappearance. He was located. Mykolaiv 5 10 p. M. , they both disappeared, their phones are turned off, where they are is unknown, damirs mother says that recently the son lived with his father, and the woman herself moved from mykolaiv to odesa for work, everything was fine, damir visited online classes at school, constantly called his mother, at the beginning of october 2022 , the connection with him and his father was suddenly cut off, even though the lessons were checked, he went to school. In online classes, my grades were reset by the class teacher, everything was normal, he disappear
On thursday, the Potomac Institute for policy studies brought together the former Defense Department and fbi officials to discuss the terror group isis. They reviewed the groups evolution and spoke about why the International Community did not detect them earlier. This is about an hour and 45 minutes. Thank you very much, mike, for the introduction. I would like to welcome the panelists as well as the audience and those who collaborated with us over the years in the Diplomatic Community in washington and internationally. As mike indicated, we are going to focus with isis and we have a very distinguished panel with rich backgrounds and experience. I will not go into details to introduce them, but first, we have professor ruth wedgwood. Right here to my left, not politically, but at any rate i am, actually. [laughter] she is a professor of International Diplomacy at Johns Hopkins university and the president of the International Law association and she has worked with different administr
The weapons. It became lucky. Obama issued a redline challenge. They brokered a deal in which syria gave up chemical weapons. They can still use chlorine gas and other things not classified officially as weapons. They are terrible and brutal. The Syrian Civil War led to serious not having chemical weapons. Ub. It makes the regime more tolerable from an israeli point of view. As for the alternative, there is a phrase going around they are at the fence. Israel holds most of the golan heights. Rebels have taken an area known by. Someone who might be the Free Syrian Army. The israelis watched this. They are at the fence. The response has been, in secret. Try to make contact with everybody. Try to be as friendly as we can. You heard about the hospital northern israel . Which is a good part of publicity . They are treating wounded people from the Syrian Civil War . Is that an intelligence bonanza opportunity to interview people and send them back in. Treat only your favorite people. Treat so
Likely to be republican. Have they delivered on the issues important to that community . We have had jewish members and legislature, but i have an jewish someone of the faith they could never win a statewide race in florida and 2014. Comments relating to racial matters. A latino man nor woman running or a redundantly latino area a black person or a white person in similar circumstances. Racialments relating to matters ever acceptable . Will we ever eliminate that . Acceptable is another one of those words. Will there be conversations or thoughts direct did towards race . Decide whether they are acceptable but accept them as a reality . A reality that we will either confront somewhere between references to liberty city as being the home of every person of color in miamidade county, for example. What does that bring into your mind . There are people who mean well. They do not appreciate. Just like i made a reference to a connotation of a very clever statement made earlier to make a point